Comerica Park Shuttles

**Vic_doucette** · May-02-09, 11:47 AM

The wife and I have tickets to the Tigers' game on May 3. We'd like to avoid trying to park by the ballpark and would prefer to take a shuttle from some local business, and I know many places run such shuttles on game days.

Here's the problem: She's horridly allergic to cigarette smoke.

Is there any such thing as a non-smoking venue that has a shuttle?

**East Detroit** · May-02-09, 11:52 AM

Nemo's seemed pretty smoke free.

**Vic_doucette** · May-02-09, 12:19 PM

I've been there, and it wouldn't pass muster for her.
If Vivio's were open on sunday, we could hand around outside and she wouldn't be troubled. But they aren't, so we won't.

**Vic_doucette** · May-02-09, 01:53 PM

She wants to try Mario's. Here's hoping.

**Moetown** · May-02-09, 08:22 PM

Motorcity casino used to have a shuttle, I have not used it in a few years.
It was free but you have to have a players card, also free.
No smoke at all, you can stand outside and wait for the bus.
Mgm also had a bus but I never used it.

**gnome** · May-03-09, 05:22 AM

Vic, hope it's not too late to make a suggestion, ... try the Ren Cen, park there, eat outdoors on the Riverwalk where the smoke won't bother her and then take the People Mover to Grand Circus Park.

That way you can avoid lining Mr. Ilitch's parking pockets, she avoids the smoke and the two of you get an elevated tour of the city.

Other outdoor dining is available in Hamonie Park, and in Bricktown/Greektown at the Detroiter bar or Nickie's on Beubien. In Greektown itself I believe Pizza Papolos has has a roofdeck for dining but it has been forever since I've been there.

In short, don't forget the PM is a shuttle.